Here Comes the Bride

To wed or not to wed… that is the question.

In Hamlet, even a small wedding can be a crazy affair. The townsfolk all want to be involved, the proprietor of the local bed and breakfast is moonlighting as the wedding planner, and the bride is beginning to wish that she had just eloped.

Especially when it becomes clear that someone doesn’t want Grace Delaney to get married.

The trouble began with little things. Her shoes went missing. Her veil was destroyed. Then someone canceled the order she made with an outsider florist. By the time a fire is started at the church, Grace realizes that someone has been sabotaging her upcoming wedding to Hamlet’s own, Rick Hart.

There’s only one problem: all signs point to it being a dead man.

Rick knows that Mathers is gone. Grace’s former stalker shouldn’t be a threat. Not anymore. But there’s no denying the fact that someone is interfering every way they can in order to stop this marriage from happening.

And he can’t help but wonder if it’s really his bride who’s the one getting cold feet…

Here Comes the Bride is a shorter novel (45,000 words) that takes place in the tiny, isolated town of Hamlet. Set four months after the events of Wherever You Go, it’s time for Grace Delaney and Rick Hart to tie the knot… if they can survive making it to the altar first.